2011 Federal Election

CANADA’S 2011 FEDERAL ELECTION

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Monday, May 2, 2011

Results

Preliminary Results from http://enr.elections.ca/home1.aspx

Cambridge:

Voter turnout: 59%

Conservative: Gary Goodyear (29,378, 53.3%)
NDP: Susan Galvao (15,228, 27.6%)
Liberal: Bryan May (8,336, 1501%)
Green Party: Jacques Malette (1,980, 3.6%)

Kitchener-Waterloo

Voter turnout: 69.9%

Conservative: Peter Braid (27,039, 40.9%)
Liberal: Andrew Telegdi (24,895, 37.6%)
NDP: Bill Brown (10,606, 16%)
Green Party: Cathy MacLellan (3,147, 4.8%)

Kitchener-Conestoga

Voter turnout: 60.9%

Conservative: Harold Albrecht (28,874, 54.1%)
NDP: Lorne Bruce (11,653, 21.8%)
Liberal: Bob Rosehart (10,683, 20%)
Green Party: Albert Ashley (2,184, 4.1%)

Kitchener Centre:

Voter turnout: 62.9%

Conservative: Stephen Woodworth (21,119, 42.4%)
Liberal: Karen Redman (15,592, 31.3%)
NDP: Peter Thurley (10,742, 21.6%)
Green Party: Byron Williston (1,972, 4%)

Who Ran?

2011 Federal Election – FEDERAL PARTY LEADERS

Conservative Party of Canada Liberal Party of Canada New Democratic Party of Canada Green Party of Canada
Conservative Party Leader Stephen Harper Liberal Party Leader Michael Ignatieff New Democratic Party Leader Jack Layton Green Party Leader Elizabeth May
Stephen Harper

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Michael Ignatieff

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Jack Layton

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Elizabeth May

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Current seats: 143 Current seats: 77 Current seats: 36 Current seats: 0

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What riding am I in? (click here)

Cambridge (click for map):

Conservative Candidate: Gary Goodyear

Green Party Candidate: Jacques Malette

Liberal Candidate: Bryan May

NDP Candidate: Susan Galvao

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Kitchener -Conestoga (click for map):

Conservative Candidate: Harold Albrecht

Green Party Candidate: Albert Ashley

Liberal Candidate: Bob Rosehart

NDP Candidate: Duncan Haslan

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Kitchener Centre (click for map):

Conservative Candidate: Stephen Woodworth

Green Party Candidate: Byron Albert Williston

Independent Candidate: Alan Rimmer

Liberal Candidate: Karen Redman

NDP Candidate: Peter Thurley

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Kitchener-Waterloo (click for map):

Conservative Candidate: Peter Braid

Green Party Candidate: Cathy MacLellan

Independent Candidate: Richard Walsh-Bowers

Liberal Candidate:  Andrew Telegdi

NDP Candidate: Bill Brown

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Wellington/Halton Hills

Conservative Candidate: Michael Chong

Green Party Candidate: Brent Bouteiller

Liberal Candidate: Barry Peters

NDP Candidate: Anastasia Zaverella

Links from the 2011 Campaign

Vote Today by Special Ballot!

VoteMob link

Local Media Coverage

Open File Waterloo Region Coverage

Waterloo Region Record Coverage

570 News Live Chats (future and archive)

Waterloo Chronicle Candidate responses

Cambridge Times Election Coverage

CTV Coverage

Local Sites

KWVotes.ca

Wonderful Waterloo

Reports

Federal Poverty Reduction Plan HUMA Report (58 recommendations, not adopted by Federal Government in 2011)

Government Response to the HUMA Report

Canada Without Poverty’s response to the Government Response to the HUMA report

Bill C-545: An Act to Elminate Poverty in Canada

Wellesley Institute’s Precarious Housing In Canada Report

A Community Fit for Children Early Years in the Waterloo Region

Trends, Opportunities, and Priorities Report Workforce Planning Board

Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives 2011 Alternate Federal Budget

Tools

A Young Canadian’s Guide to Participating in the Federal Election (Cambridge and Kitchener-Waterloo YWCA’s)

Make Poverty History: 8 ways to make poverty an election issue

Imagine Canada 2011 Election Toolkit

To help you engage during the election, Imagine Canada is providing a 2011 Election Kit which includes, among other tools, a number of briefing notes on key issues facing the sector that have been identified through our National Engagement Strategy as well as DOs and DON’Ts for Charities during an election campaign.

Campaign 2000′s Questions to Ask Federal Candidates about poverty in Canada

The Canadian CED Network  list of social justice election resources links on its election page at
Includes election tools related to poverty, housing, food security, the environment and child care.
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Other

Rick Mercer’s Rant on Youth Vote

CBC’s Canada Votes Compass Survey

Campaign 2000

Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives election blog

Responses of the Major Parties to questions from the Canadian Council of Churches

The Canadian CED Network  list of social justice election resources links on its election page atIncludes election tools related to poverty, housing, food security, the environment and child care.

2011 Events

Mon Apr 11, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Jacques Malette 570 Live Chat (Cambridge, Green)
Where: 570 News Radio

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener Centre All Candidates (Community)
Where: Kitchener Gospel Temple, Conway Drive and River Road

Tue Apr 12, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Byron Williston 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Centre, Green)
Where: 570 News Radio

Wed Apr 13, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Cathy MacLellan 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Waterloo, Green)
Where: 570 News Radio

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener-Conestoga All Candidates (The Record)
Where: St. Agatha Community Centre, 1793 Erb’s Rd., St. Agatha

Thu Apr 14, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Peter Braid 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Waterloo, Conservative)
Where: 570 News Radio

1pm – 2pm
All Candidates Meeting (host not named)
Where: University of Waterloo, Student Life Centre

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener Centre All Candidates (The Record)
Where: The Tannery, 151 Charles St. W., Kitchener.

7pm – 9pm
SPC-CND, CYWCA, Islamic Centre Cambridge All Candidates
Where: Islamic Centre of Cambridge, 1550 Dunbar Road

Fri Apr 15, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Karen Redman 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Centre, Liberal)
Where: 570 News Radio

Mon Apr 18, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Lorne Bruce 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Conestoga, NDP)
Where: 570 News Radio

5:30pm – 9pm
CCORIC All Candidates’ “Soap Box” and Panel on issues of diversity,immigration and settlement
Where: Kitchener City Hall Rotunda

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener-Conestoga Forum (Greater KW Chamber of Commerce)
Where: Woolwich Memorial Centre 24 Snyder Avenue South Elmira

Tue Apr 19, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Harold Albrecht 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Conestoga, Conservative)
Where: 570 News Radio

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener-Waterloo All Candidates (The Record)
Where: RIM Park, Forbes Room, 2001 University Ave, Waterloo

Wed Apr 20, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Stephen Woodworth 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Centre, Conservative)
Where: 570 News Radio

1:15pm – 2:45pm
All Candidates Meeting (Host not specified)
Where: Waterloo Collegiate Institute

7pm – 8pm
All Candidates (event host not specified)
Where: Kitchener-Waterloo Central Ontario Chinese Cultural Centre

7pm – 8:30pm
Does Your Vote Count? Fair Vote Canada Event
Where: Mill Courtland Community Centre, 216 Mill Street, Kitchener (Mill St. and Stirling)

Thu Apr 21, 2011

12pm – 1pm
Andrew Telegdi 570 Live Chat (Kitchener-Waterloo, Liberal)
Where: 570 News Radio

7pm – 9pm
Cambridge All Candidates (The Record)
Where: Cambridge Holiday Inn banquet hall, 200 Holiday Inn Dr., Cambridge.

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener Centre Forum (Greater KW Chamber of Commerce)
Where: Kitchener City Hall 200 King Street West Kitchener

Fri Apr 22, 2011

6:00-8:00pm
Kitchener-Waterloo Candidates Meet and Greet
Where: Beechwood Co-operative Homes

ADVANCE POLLS
Where: Call Elections Canada Returning Office

Sat Apr 23, 2011

ADVANCE POLLS
Where: Call your Elections Canada Returning Office

Mon Apr 25, 2011

ADVANCE POLLS
Where: Call your Elections Canada Returning Office

Tue Apr 26, 2011

2pm – 4pm
Kitchener-Waterloo All-Candidates, Luther Village
Where: Luther Village, Waterloo

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener-Waterloo Forum (Greater KW Chamber of Commerce)
Where: Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex 101 Father David Bauer Drive, Waterloo

Wed Apr 27, 2011

10:30am – 12:30pm
Kitchener-Waterloo Candidates Debate (UW) (host not specified)
Where: Student Life Centre, University of Waterloo

1pm – 3pm
Poverty and Policy in Canada with Dennis Raphael
Where: Faculty of Social Work – 120 Duke Street West, Kitchener

6pm – 9pm
Kitchener-Waterloo All Candidates Meeting (The Museum) (host not specified)
Where: The Museum, King Street, Kitchener

Thu Apr 28, 2011

1pm – 3:30pm
Poverty Free Ontario Strategies to Improve Life for All with Marvyn Novick
Where: Ray of Hope Community Centre, 659 King St E, Kitchener Use rearentrance—enter off Pandora St.

7pm – 9pm
Kitchener-Waterloo Rogers TV Debate
Where: Rogers TV/570 News Televised Debate. Watch it on Rogers TV Cable 20.

7pm – 9pm
Making Democracy Work with John Deverell and Nick van der Graff
Where: Adult Recreation Centre, 185 King Street South in Waterloo

Mon May 2, 2011

ELECTION DAY (2011 Federal Election)